We hear about bad translations more often than we hear about good ones. That’s because when you’re reading a good translation, you don’t notice that it’s translated; the language is natural, fluent and correct – just as it should be. Besides delivering good and flawless language, a professional translator must also have a broad knowledge of selected disciplines – marketing, law, IT and software, finance, business, technology, and everything in between.

Many companies have either cut back on or entirely dropped their internal language functions. But language and linguistic quality (or the lack of it) can quickly become a financial liability unless you have a language expert on your side. Language is vital in all contexts – but especially for companies who need to look professional in both domestic and international markets.